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Newspaper

The West Virginian

Location

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1922

Page

6

Social news and weddings fill Fairmont pages

The column details visitors from Washington D C and Huntington, social gatherings at the First Methodist and Baptist churches, a bridge tournament at the Montaine Country Club, and multiple weddings and engagements. It notes arrivals and departures of extended families, changes of residence, anniversaries, hospitalities, and local society events across Fairmont and nearby towns.

A B Scott Ed Ward Pallmont

Personal notices from Morgantown linger at week’s end

Local society items show Mrs J D Howard returning from Toronto Kiwanis event with Dr Alfred Howard and Mrs Howard of Uniontown Pa. Visitors include Mrs A B Boggs of Pittsburgh with son L G Boggs in South Park, and Mrs Louise Pisher and daughter Bliss at Morgantown. More guests arrive from Sistersville, Tuscaloosa, and Indianapolis for family and social visits.

Detroit Mitler Paul ¥. Fleming Deuehter Virginia Lee Cambridge Ohio James Robinson Washington, D U.S Doris Hall Asheville N.C Washington W. T. Black Toronto Canada Wilmer Stevens Maple Avenue Mary Jane Alice Bucy S. Ella Augustus Los Angeles Cal Cleveland Avenue T. N. Sharp Lloyd Zimmerman West Lena Hunsaker Rochester Mechanics Institute Howard Woodward Altogaa David Dean Huntington W. S. Thomas H. W. Culver New York Mary Ellen - Cook Clarksburg Myrtle McKinney Fairmont Avenue Pittsburgh Pairmont Willa Colling Carleton Street Easton Ernest Shell Roy Béllaire Ojo J. F. Lowe Everett Skinner Grant Town Cora Abbott Virgiia Ayenue J. D. Howard Alfred Howard Howard Uniontown Staward A. Bion Boggs L. G. Boggs Fouth Street H. Gestie Fisher Louise Pisher Morgantown I. L. Coombs Park Avenue Ira Aiken Sistersville Will Neabitt Lester Snow Mc Lester Tuscaloosa Ala Harry FP. Smith Locust ‘Avenue Clarence Staller Wilbur Staller Henry Ross Little Washington Mullen H.C. Colbert Wilmington Pel John W. Mason David Hott Ruth Wilderman West Virginia Unisvarsity Bliss Rachael Malcolm J. H. Abroit Woman’ Hall Beryl Jenkins Hugh Jenkins Indianapolis Tad Northern Baptist’ Convention John Jenkins George Brobst Misa Martha Greensburg Arthur Brobst Katherine and Lewis Gaston ‘Avenue Anna 1Rager Brs Morgan Nora Niagara

Newsstand Permit Granted in Fairmont Debate

At a Fairmont board meeting, E G Stemple secured a permit to erect a small newsstand on Adams Street near Cleveland Avenue with a backing plan from J L Burehinal. The proposed ten by fifteen foot building features a pitched roof and asbestos shingles, set back from the bridge with two windows facing the street. Director Arnett opposed the permit, warning of cluttered bridges, while Mayor Conaway and others supported it. The permit was granted despite objections. Amethysts reputedly calm nerves and Tartars boast an alphabet of 202 letters.

E.G. Stemple Stemple Adams Street Cleveland Fairmont Board of Affairs Mr. Stemple Street Arnett W. W. Conaway Finance Z F. Davis Water J. Clyde Morris Norris

Celery Plants Strong Transplant At Ridge Locust

Hauge Flower and Plant House reports celery plants transplanted robustly at Ridge Locust Phode 541. Strong growth noted after relocation.

Strong Hauge Ridgelwoort Locust

Social Calendar Highlights Church and Club Meetings

Community calendar lists R T Webb classes at Williams Memorial M E Church South in Chicago Street and other Bible study groups led by Mrs Hood and Prof Church. Quota Club picnic on Valley River. various ladies auxiliary events at First Methodist, Diamond Street Arethaedist, and Luther Church homes. Elks dance in Ravine Park and church teas planned across local venues.

EC. Goad Jesse Wright R. T. Webb Williams Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church South Chicago Street R/T. Webb M. B. Chereh K O Hood M. E. Church W. A Cora Morrow State Street Diamond Street Arethaedist Episcopal Church Bertha Holt Gutter Street Women's Foreign Missionary Society The Hf. P. Temple Tadiss First Tantist Church Et Tees E. F. Vaneilder View Avenue First Baptist Church Ovelock Loon Park Luthers Ghurch Margaret Florence Hart Emerson Street Ratherine Hinebased Humday Young Peonin First Methodist Episcopal Church Sabella Thoburs First Methodist Episconal Church Loop Park Ladies’ Ald Society

Summer's Most Winsome Afternoon Frocks

Vogue notes light fluffy dresses ideal for resorts and afternoon affairs away from home. Draped silhouettes and lace frocks with soft cascades lead the group, featuring tubable crepe de chine prints in vivid colors suited for sports and dressy occasions.

Hartleys Luggage and Trunk Department Travel Ad

Travel and Vacation Needs shown in Hartleys Luggage and Trunk Department. Leather and fiber suit cases traveling bags week end and overnight cases steamer dress and wardrobe trunks in various grades and sizes. Prices and qualities are always satisfactory.

Hartley's

Toilet Goods at Moderate Prices

At the toilet goods counter readers are offered standard preparations claimed to repair ravages of sun and wind and help mature skin stay clear clean sweet and delicate. The copy asserts the products will “inure a complexion” and promises prices lower than usual for these items.

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